Monthly Archives: October 2016

Land is growing more scarce and more expensive in many large cities, and more developers are responding by combining commercial and residential spaces. In New York, for example, “it’s getting harder and harder to do office construction,” Seymour Durst, chief administrative … Continue reading →

The California Energy Commission will require new homes and commercial buildings to meet a “zero net energy” code. The mandate will cover new homes by 2020 and new commercial buildings by 2030. The code requires these new structures to consume … Continue reading →

As enclosed malls across the country look to reinvent themselves, some communities are finding that living in a mall could be a boon for property values. Those massive, enclosed malls popular in the ‘70s, ‘80s and ‘90s are dying off. … Continue reading →

Investors are seeing bigger returns from apartments in the suburbs than they have in the past. Rents for suburban apartments grew at the same pace over the last five years as those in urban areas, according to new data from … Continue reading →

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Dave Paladino's Economic Views is a blog dedicated to real estate industry, the economy and business in general. Dave has been a real estate professional in the Omaha Metro area for over 20 years and is president of Landmark Group, a full service real estate agency in Omaha. His expertise is all-encompassing when it comes to this industry truly making him "your intelligent real estate expert." Feel free to contact him with any questions you have!